[Link] 2021 Webinars by eOrganic
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[Link] Make sure you leave soil armor on pastures this winter.
Make sure you leave soil armor on pastures this winter. The future productivity of your pastures is based on how you are grazing each day. Leaving som…
[Link] Tillage Practice Impacts on the Carbon Sequestration Potential of Topsoil Microbial Communities in an Agricultural Field
Soil microorganisms are the core force driving the conversion of plant residues into soil organic carbon (SOC). Identifying the changes in soil microo…
[Link] Restoring the plant’s soil microbiome
The below content is a cursory overview of numerous plant and soil microbiological processes. This overview is intended as an introduction to these pr…
[Link] Influence of an Alternative Soil Management System to Herbicide Use on Tree Vigor, Yield, and Quality of Apple Fruit
The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of alternative soil maintenance systems in a ‘Gold Chief’ apple orchard to the herbicide strip…
[Link] Montana ranchers utilize regenerative ag at Barney Creek Livestock
Regenerative ag ranching restores the soil, land and grass to the way nature intended it to be, helping ranches to become profitable.
[Link] Consumer Companies Are Accelerating Investments In Regenerative Agriculture To Combat Climate Change
Regenerative agriculture, a process that aims to reverse the effects of climate change through conserving soil and diversifying cropping rotations, is…
[Link] Growing elderberries in hedgerows aids income, environment
Restoring field edges by planting hedgerows is a common way to add perennials to farm fields without taking land out of production.
[Link] Study explores soil erosion, offers ideas to slow soil loss
If soil continues to erode at current rates, U.S. farmers could lose a half-inch of topsoil by 2035—more than eight times the amount of topsoil los…
[Link] Long-term trial to assess farm systems
The project is assessing long-term productivity, profitability and sustainability of lower input regenerative and intensive ag-tech systems against cu…